The European Union (EU) is increasingly confronted with complex and volatile shifts in the global order. Multilayered geopolitical risks - and opportunities - have become the “new normal,” with lasting implications for the EU, its Member States, its industries, and its citizens. Geopolitical tensions - particularly in the context of the growing rivalry between the United States and China - are here to stay. As a result, these issues will remain high on both national and European agendas, continuing to shape the political, economic, and social landscape across the continent.
This three-day programme is designed to help participants navigate the complex and rapidly evolving geopolitical environment, characterized by power transitions, multipolarity, and systemic risks. It heavily focuses on building skills and capacity of participants to manage uncertainty by developing strategic anticipation and thinking skills. Finally, it guides participants in reporting and briefing on the identified risks and opportunities relevant to their own organisations.
The course combines different learning approaches, on both substance and skills:
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